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1 ошибка в суждении
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2 ошибка в суждении
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3 ошибка ошиб·ка
error, mistake; (грубая) blunderисправить ошибку — to correct / to rectify / to retrieve a mistake; (опечатки в тексте) to correct clerical mistakes
признавать ошибку — to acknowledge (one's) mistake; to eat crow амер.
сделать / совершить ошибку — to make / to commit an error
большая / грубая ошибка — blunder
неисправленная ошибка — uncorrected error / mistake
серьёзная ошибка — grave / major mistake / error
фактическая или юридическая ошибка, допущенная судом в судебном процессе — error
ошибка, относящаяся только к формулировке текста договора — error relating to the wording of the text of a treaty
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1) General subject: blunder, bosh shot, bosh-shot, error in judgement (в оценках и т. п.), felony, loophole, miscalculation, miscount2) Engineering: computation run (пробный расчёт или решение), countdown, error (ошибка), miscalculation (ошибка), mistake (ошибка)3) Mathematics: checking, counting error4) Diplomatic term: error of judgement7) Metrology: counting loss (счётчика)8) Nuclear physics: counting loss (в счётчиках или счётных схемах)9) Quality control: inadvertence10) Aviation medicine: inadvertency
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